Re: clinical way to dismiss disease

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna, it depends on where the melanoma is, right? Actually, I would get the

surgery done if it is on the skin. That way you would know more. Don't get xrays

if you don't have to, trust me on that one. Even if the surgery shows its still

there, that doesn't mean you are not eliminating it through the means you chose.

Donna Rose <donnarosegrp@...> wrote:

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi ...thanks for response. the melanoma was on

> my heel and the prior surgery done has already healed

> and Dr. was doing paper tumor copy tests showing

> it is healing normally, which was NOT happening when I

> caused my initial trama by trying to rid myself of

> cracked heels and caused a cut and some bleeding.

> From there (my understanding) is the parasites in my

> body found a safe harbor there and generated the

> malignancy, which would never go away. Dr.

> advises NOT having anything done to cause more trauma

> at this time (i.e., biopsy, skin scraping, etc) and

> suggested x-ray or scan on the heel if possible.

> That is why I was asking others that may have an idea.

> Bloodwork does not work either.

> regards

> Donna

Hi Donna,

I've been using Dr. 's methods for breast cancer for 5 years.

Thermagrams and AMAS tests are two nontoxic alternative tests that I

have used in the past. I don't know if these are appropriate for

melanoma, though.

I have refused biopsies and mammograms in recent years because I felt

the risk to my health was greater than any potential benefit from

having them.

Could you postpone your doctors appointment until some later date

that is more convenient for you?

All the best,

[Guest guest]

Hi Pat.....yes, Dr. did her tests and in her

opinion (which I feel good about), my malignancy is

gone and since the area that was cut previously by

surgery is healing very well, I feel good I am in

right direction (still need addl protocol and will do

followup with Dr. in January),,,,but I will be

seeing my dermatologist and of course, they only know

of cutting out everything and would ask me when I was

planning to do it and I wanted them to check somehow

to show them it was not there without doing a biopsy

or scraping of any kind.....

What protocol did you use for your cancer?

Donna

--- Pat Mc <pjmacblondie@...> wrote:

> There is a blood test called AMAS which I have heard

> will tell if you have cancer anywhere, just cannot

> tell where in the body. I do not know details.

> Didn't they do tests in TJ to see if you were ok??> PJ

[Guest guest]

> > > Hi Donna,

> > > I've been using Dr. 's methods for breast

> > cancer for 5 years. Thermagrams and AMAS tests are two nontoxic

> > alternative tests that I have used in the past.

> I don't know if these are appropriate for melanoma, though.